Ridge: Essential Protection for Roof Peaks The ridge is the highest point of a roof where two sloping sides meet. It plays a critical role in ensuring the roof’s structural integrity and weatherproofing. A ridge cap is typically installed along this peak to protect the roof from water infiltration, wind, and other environmental elements.
L Flashing: Essential Protection for Roof and Wall Junctions L flashing is a type of sheet metal used in roofing and construction to protect areas where the roof intersects with walls, chimneys, or other vertical surfaces. The “L” shape of this flashing makes it ideal for diverting water away from vulnerable joints and preventing leaks, ensuring long-lasting protection for the building.
Z Flashing: Reliable Protection for Horizontal Joints in Siding and Roofing Z flashing is a specially shaped metal flashing used in construction to protect horizontal joints where different sections of materials meet, such as between siding panels, windows, doors, or other wall claddings. Its "Z" shape provides a simple yet effective way to divert water away from these joints, ensuring the structural integrity and moisture resistance of the building.